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Beach Volleyball Replica Hybrid - Green/White

Reference. 8664890

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Our teams have developed this robust beach volleyball for your matches and training sessions.

Do you regularly play beach volleyball? Have fun during beach volleyball training sessions and matches with this new hybrid ball that is even more robust, perfect for regular players like you.

Bladder: 70.0% Dry Rubber, 30.0% Bromo Isobutylene Isoprene Rubber; Outer shell: 60.0% Polyurethane, 40.0% Polyester

BENEFITS

ball touch

A thicker cover for better control and a reassuring feel

Durability

Machine stitched PU cover with hidden seams for greater robustness

Lasting air retention

30% butyl bladder for robust inflation.

Waterproof

Limits absorption of water to up to 15% of the ball's initial weight.

TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS

What is the hybrid technology?

Our engineers drew inspiration from footballs and adapted their technology for beach volleyball.
Inside the ball, the panels are lined with a foam layer that hides the seams inside and increases the product's robustness.
Plus, thanks to this thicker interior lining, the ball also has a better ball feel for more confident passes.

Always inflate to the right pressure!

We really can't stress this enough: a well-inflated ball is the key to (or at least a key part of) a great game! Make sure you properly inflate your ball by following our instructions.Did you know that a beach volleyball should be less inflated than an indoor volleyball?!
0.18 to 0.22 bars for a beach volleyball
0.3 bars for a volleyball
If you don't have a pump with a pressure gauge, just touch it - it should be very soft and flexible to the touch.

OFFICIAL SIZE AND WEIGHT

This ball meets the official standards for beach volleyball: Weight: Between 260 and 280 g
SIZE 5: 65 to 67 cm circumference

WATER ABSORPTION

We tested the ball by rotating it continuously in 2cm of water for 6 hours. At the end of the test, the ball absorbed no more than 15% of its initial weight.